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I have a client that has an eTower 400i3. &nbsp;The power button works to turn the machine off, but not to turn it on. &nbsp;The only way to turn it on is to switch on the power of the surge protector it's plugged into. &nbsp;I've tested the box in a different outlet with similar results. &nbsp;I've eye-balled the power button and it isn't jammed or broken. I've also tested with different power cords but with the same result. &nbsp;When it does turn on, it boots fine. &nbsp;I believe it's the power supply. &nbsp;Any thoughts?
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I have a client that has an eTower 400i3.  The power button works to turn the machine off, but not to turn it on.  The only way to turn it on is to switch on the power of the surge protector it's plugged into.  I've tested the box in a different outlet with similar results.  I've eye-balled the power button and it isn't jammed or broken. I've also tested with different power cords but with the same result.  When it does turn on, it boots fine.  I believe it's the power supply.  Any thoughts?

eTower power issue

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